2009-2008

Revenge Through Dialogue, Duke University

03/25/2009 · Durham, NC

Mariane Pearl discusses her fight against terrorism.
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Ve’ahavata

11/16/2008 · Toronto, CA

Reading to travel, travelling to read

11/04/2008 · Barcelona, Spain

Panel discussion with the participation of Mariane Pearl, Clea Koff, Lolita Bosch, Pep Bernades, Tom Hall and Xialou Guo.
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Touched by terrorism

10/11/2008 · Ottawa, ON

Mariane Pearl on the slaying of her husband, being a mother and watching Angelina Jolie portray her in a feature film.
Article from the Saskatoon Times-Register.

Jewish Federation of Ottawa

09/09/2008 · Ottawa, Canada

Illinois Holocaust Museum

03/13/2008 · Chicago, IL

Saint Francis College

03/10/2008 · Brooklyn, NY

Hardman Lecture Series, Massachussets College of Liberal Arts

03/05/2008 · North Adams, MA

The Hardman Family Foundation brought Mariane Pearl to MCLA, an 1,800-student state college in a remote city of 14,000 residents where Daniel Pearl once worked as a reporter for the North Adams Transcript daily.  Her appearance packed a 500-seat hall and required that the school, for the first time in the history of the Hardman lecture series, to set up a downstairs overflow room where another approximately 60 people could watch Pearl on closed-circuit video. The Hardman family once owned The Transcript.

Butler University

03/02/2008 · Indianapolis, IN

Delaware Women’s Conference

03/01/2008 · Newark, DE

National Association of Independent Schools

02/29/2008 · New York, NY

Villa Montalvo Literary Arts Series

02/27/2008 · Saratoga, CA

Mariane Pearl in Conversation with Journalist Angie Coiro
Determined not to be broken by her husband's brutal murder by a militant Islamic fundamentalist group in 2002, award-winning French journalist Mariane Pearl wrote A Mighty Heart: The Brave Life and Death of My Husband Daniel Pearl. Pregnant when her husband was killed, her courageous story has been adapted for film; A Mighty Heart stars Angelina Jolie.

Unique Lives and Experiences Lecture Series

02/25/2008 · Vancouver, BC, Canada

Bunker Hill Community College, Massachusetts, US

02/21/2008

International journalist and author Mariane Pearl spoke to a standing room only crowd today as more than 400 turned out at Bunker Hill Community College to hear her speak about her husband, his death and his legacy. Mariane Pearl was five months pregnant when her husband, The Wall Street Journal’s South Asia Bureau Chief—Daniel Pearl, was kidnapped and brutally murdered by a militant fundamentalist group in Pakistan in 2002. Their son was born in Paris four months later.
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Bunker Hill Community College

02/21/2008 · Boston, MA